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' 0 . • . . . rr I? 13 1 ' LTA P V 1 `-' ' - ' ... A Ik. b e Litat r ' anges.- vice IV Laif Of ybO et wart, 1 . 1 0 . 0 , lie A. , w ho e t e b f _ pa y of nurg9.):ll in, by Pu t ; t Cov e " t i " °Hy Dixu IVEDN [PRICE SEVLNJITNCE TOWl" REVIVAL OF THE VOCAL. CONCERTS. PA' RO I -1 OMS; ..anover-s(pAre, the AiterA tions and Decoration of which art nearly COlipleted, in a style that, for Elt.gance and Acc(immod.ition, will not he icy any Concert - Boring in the Iraited Messrs. BARTLENI AN, cuLA.Ruis KNYVE'i'T, WILLIAM KNYVETT and GREATbREXT, mast respect foi iy iinnou nee tr, the Nohilitrand Gentry, that their CONC.:ER:I'S will cohi mence on FRIDAY, the 61h of Mareh, and be"lsontinned on every succeeding Friday (Passion and:Easter I'Veektexceptedl, to the end of the Subscription. Many new Compositions will be introduced, arid several Vocal Pieces by Nlozart, tint yet perfumed in this Country. Tile following celebrated Vocal .Performers ar e already engaged :—Nla dame 'Mai iel ItiFodor, • and Sig'noracorri (Pupil of Madaine Mrs. Vaughan, Mrs. Ashe, 'Miss' fravis (by perinis . sion cif the Royal and N Directori of the Ancient MuSiej; and Miss Stephens. Mr Vaughan, Messrs..C. and W. linyvett, Mr. Bellahay, Mr. Hawes, and Mr.'Bartleinan, with a nnineyous and effective Chorus, including the celebrated Feniale Singers from Lan cashire. To give every possible riled to the Grand Over- - tures anti Symphonies of Hayti,Mn4art - ; Beethoven, Cheru ''hini, the following exteit • • Band of the dr Perfo,rlo- •',tes" IS' - eilgagrd , Reeve, `-prirtripa Second; Mt;-' W. Crie - 41,icti; Me. F. Ware, Mr. Wagstaff, Mr Mori, Mr. Rawlings, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Bollard, 'Mr. Nicks, Mr. Simonet, Mr. Jolly. Violas—Mr. Richard - Ashley, Mr. Catkin, Mr. Goodban.' Violoncellos—Mr. Lind ley,-Mr. C. Ashley, Mr. C. Lindley, Mr. R. Lindley, jun, Double Basses—. Mr. Dragonetti, Mr. Boyce, Mr. Addison, Mr. Fletcher. Flutes—Mr. Ash, Mr. Birch. Oboes—Mr, Griesbach, Mr. Sharp. Clariimets—Mr. Wilinan, Mr. „Mahon. Bassoons—Mr. • Hohnes, - Mr. 'Fully. French Horns—Me; , srs. Pct-rides. Jrnmpets—Mr. Hyde, Mr. Hyde, jun. TrOmbone—M,r, Marriotti. Double Drums—Mr. Jeri kinson. Grand' Pianoforte—Mr. C. Knyvelt. Organ, and Conductor—Mr. Greatorex. The Orchestra will consist nearly of iqo select Performers. ~ Iscrini of Sub scr ipti on as heretofore, Five Guineas for Nine Concerts. Tickets transferable in Families, Ladies' to Ladies and Gentlemen's to Genttemen ; and Where two - names ap• pear on the card of admission, that Ticket only transfer able betwteii the party. That the Company may most as suredly be select; it is a condition of this Subscription, that any,Ticket sent to a Shop, or a Dealer, to disposed of, shall be forfeited_ for the• Season. Sul scriptions are received by the Managers respectively ; and at Mr. fireball's, 133; New Bond -street, where Tickets are now ready for delivery. The Ladies' Tickets are red, and the Gentlemen's black. The Patron - sof former years are very respectfully entre4ned to, s i gn ify t h e i r in tent i ons respecting the ensuing tieason as early as possible, that Tickets may be reserved for theta, PARLIA vi Mor. vice ..„riftto iam s, . 0 isi.ll) HOUSE OC LORDS, TUESDAY, 1:E13, 17 of a corn' c base, v The 30,000A001. Exchequer Bills Bill, .and the Malt Duties Bill, were brought •up from the House of Commons by Mr. Browlen hltul other Members, find read a flu st time.—Adjourned till to-morrow (this day -). 1 f-pa ,tan, w" al fl ia) Crud HOUSE OF COMMONS. e dsaY , of Alf-Paf viiiier General THortNToN.postponed his Motion re lative to the repeal of the Abjuration Oaths, until the 16th of April next. • The Accounts of the Out-standing Irish Ex chequer were presented; and ordered to be printed. " •—•- . • . Mr. MARSH gave notice of.• his intention to move, in the next Committee of Supply, a remu-' neration to the High Bailiff of Westminster, to indemnify him tor-certain expences - incurred dur ing 'recent events.' the 161 lb CS. 4.41 xOl , 're res. ,8 ase, , ha .ll-P 3 l sir Job" fr. o " l too, Dr vice The Office Amnia( Indemnity Bill was read a first time. fr0 , 3 0b3 . . , D 1 SIC . Sir G. WA RRENDER laid on the Table the Ord !lance Estinwes, as connected with his Majesty's Navy.—Ordered. ty., be printed. 5,:0r0 1.1 fe,, COTTON FACTORIES., Sir R. PEVA, gave notice of his intention, in stead of referrin g th e P et i t i ons pray in g fora re lakation of labour in Cotton Factories to a Com mittee, to move for leave to bring in a Bill on that subject on Thursday next. Mr. CURWEN said, he did not feel inclined to oppose the measure, but he thought a longer time should_ be granted for consideration, as the charge might be productive of great inconvenience in the, country. - 1 6 , to ‘vley, d CO e*, JP 1- .-~ 17C hr.. 11., t Y-IPD, Feb- 5, "18' 111 :48E to di v e Notice that on Thursday, l '‘e 19th i,i stant ; at Ten o'Cloch in the Furnwm e- ; 6e 1: 4 4 bp to , PU131,,1C 3.ILE, et Dis Majesty's Pard, Cord- a anantit sr d . c . rl ' , y of BEEF ; a l so 418 s kit , V the . 411, Vvii'lo - UNSERVICEABLE PROVISIOS `ir rad noW lyin g - in th e sa id Y ar d , „seeningg, O, Bread D us t , F lour, Flour Sweepings; Pease, Pea 's e : I:atmea,l„ Bakehouse Sweepings, Bap and Bak ), ! " S oa 13 ags Beef, Pork, S uet, B e e f Scrape-, Skimmings B,ltur Cheese, a n d Vine ; a uaaity °ll 'or a I ta ar and q bi, &c. eI 2,5:_ per rent. is to h e made upon the antoirtit, 4 . :"Lot at th e tithe of .sale, and the ; - entaintier of the.pr '" ere ffold. hcA ?A re the St ores are removed, for rch- • ,fr,„,,, period Offourtan working days will be allowed r, 4,4 42 I N i _ Sale ; th e Augers partieular4abtrerringthl one half of the- qua n tit y i s to b e ta k en away from • 'lt/i,: e744 e-t r . u., ithin:tlte,jir.st seven days, and the rer7trinde ''''Ptfotrwiv ;lags, oth erw i se t h e Deposit Menev will .i e„„ „(1 ''IL of : cit ed, oun * t he Provisions or Stores remain the property as no exten,oion of timewill, onano account. (Vt TUALLI NG-OFFICE, Februa r y 17, 1 818. it• J AMES HOLDITCR, of South Brent , th , i n the County of - Devon, 'Stitcher, who on the 12th 4 • er last, e n t ere d i nto - a Contract with the Commis . 1, 1 ; 1 's for Victualli ng his Majesty's Navy f or the Supply of t,,,,4N-1 (l EEE to his NLij es ty's Shi ps and Vessels at Ply th, front the Ist of January to the 3lst of December, failecUtt the perfo rmance of it.. the said C om - Z4l ioners d o h ereby give .Notice, that onTIJESDAY, the 14:4a-red next, they will be ready to receive 'fenders in l:4ii`tg (sealed upj, and treat with sock persons as will Lul g,7 !be to supply whatever H BEEF may be required .ime use of his 111.ajestv's Ships and Vessels at that Port, irlithe _remainder of the present year;—to be paid for by wittto ut interest Si x t y D ays a f ter date. `l : l e conditions 011ie Co n t ract may be seen by applying at tbo Niecretary's n4' ""tee, at PP Office; or by applying to h ot 6re ; A gent for th e Vi c t ua lli ng at Plymouth. gmi ' v jit be had to.any T en d er i n which the Price '''erted i n wor d s at length, or that shall not be e ; l e". li ie Beard befure One o'Cinclti on the said Tuesday ~i 4c of Ni.drch °l . iiext,- nor unless the P erson w h o ma k es the urert c ) n 6 " , . el fore Perso n . on his behalf, att en d s t o answer t , ler s P rO USt 46 be accompani e d by a L etter s i gned s ) *iirt l i.. 4."4-I tendri l e Persons engaging to become bound with r fora rt , Ih the in the "enal Su of 1005 L for the due tract. t4t t 4 Sues traCt. ATOMOS. 13 ." Vl Ttl ~ 6 hi I tirtr - AL, COVENT-GARDEN. , Nev, ra h 9 0, 1818, will oe performed, I. ri tIAND SELECTION. . A • -1)A "hie!' will be introduced tit e t k, er, TI-IE INTERCESSION, , King. w qrits t Orat orio--courppsk'd by M. I . is In 1 111,,p'h:ct,-1•1 from' 11iilton' s " rarad ‘ ist. L_Ot ;" and w ' le li Ni„- ItAND NINCELLANLOUS ACM, " Net '-s • 1 - " Must I leave stk to , 41 t. .„. ei-h2ens wit . sing _ 1 / 4 'I, r ifl‘ .. .",h. SI g h,5 , ." with Nlr. B,alutra t " Heart the )kepti" ti,t",•'',. i , in " I he tiack s shall leave," with .Mess . rs. i I n•er 1,1i,s Frih,'" See, see, the kind in -tee)Wise r i la ' e s t" anti..., Proiquilo • it) son."—Miss George, , ,;' fllttering "—M 4 ri7 Hatoruo • tid (her first appear )43ltl ,el,,it',".hat tho' 1. trace."--Master Donaldson, ". ..a_ttl ) (t4P•'---.Nir.Vilss Cori i, " Quelle pu4tillo; , " and rat i:: „ !! ,, lirt-orti„s,,uri r iltatti, " I for , his"sake ; " See, __ ..I . „, 4, ~• hr,...,"s the ala r m ; " and " Lord remember David. ---• A rIi„ ; --• . "F. r ,. v •the nvinph."—Mr. Yardley, 5".• , 11. 1 ..";,!, 0 3 tid I a"-'le'll to. a d • Ch;n•tisses of 'r Wretched 1ti40:111,7‘,1' gloryatoi Cod - ,' ' ' e a G nd f :' Rejoice . , 0 Judah," will be • . , ... . , A tox., l' Eud of P a rt I. • . . • • .. ` Irl - C. oil the FLUTE 'by Mr. Dronet. • CONcßill, ltd of. Part. IL t- . \r . A t n P 0)1. the VIOLIN by . Master Willis. k • ozaef' s , ( s '('' C'orn meticernent of Part 11. t ati,, , . uand 0 'l' . 11,, i - l o f the n VElt ITRE to ZAUBERFLOTE. vi . , ‘ e 't of N;,, a lld, Mr. Wlre • 1,,,," `4t,'• - ' '''''''s7 (11 1 1 '' ' ' 'of the Band and Or„, , rair, Mr. Jacobs, Or 'cast ,:' B '''Art' , .; l i ei ' 1 2' ; che remainder , i•i:l'lroced.l e - ;.' ,•.-flt tie. nninerons and complete), by the ti kI, w i l i , ) ri“rnt,ril ~ . . • 11, 44 :t'S f', 1 , 14 1 ' "n :ter the olirectionAshley. :D t '-- , lie.. .i i ..'1“:4" 14 ) he taken. of Mr. Brandon, at the 4,, • ~4 1 at .....,si\ art-sireet, from Ten till Four. Doors to be :1;1 1)4 4 . thl '. ' ), 4 ii 0 S evvii. H tilt' price at Nine—Boxes **..p' ter' --"allinli 25.--4;pp Gallery I's. ' .'ub.. L't,t of this' :theatre Aloes : not extend to the Ota ''''''''---............„.... 4 W t r, Thi • s )ay was publish e d, I °low, .iro. w i t h 15 Plates. 21. 25' *'"‘•et". VOYACE )t DISCOVERY .4(1 ,Istert) Coast of COREA, and the GREAT tly LAND. trdBASIL HALL, R.N; 'or Jolts Munamr, • Albemarle-street. ()" r uecday next will 1;e published, IVA lip i~li % .„ 1 1) 4tC). with 14 plates, \T of an EXPEDI 110, t EX :„" the RIVER ZAIRE or CONGO; in SOUTH 'f t. N , I S t . G, tinder the Direction of Captain J. K. 1 tllcti for JGZINNIURRAY, Albernarle-StrePt. ,/111.131,.'t INS C171t.1.'.f) FOll. is. lid. I, ,`,`1.1,11.1.,'S CEIi..XTE l'recvnt.s and Cures L',lv‘i\.,'fise trouwesolip and painful visitants CHIL -1111111.::::41lether in I;rukeit or unbrnken state; rernove d s 11,r114:,'Z An..l Illfhttllntatit/n On the first application, an '4l ' .. ' . i.-, heals in . much shorter tiine than catt be cre tt:ruti',',:,`", FxpeTien •,t., 1 Is, (-71cer;ited Letzs,. Burns, Scalds, Bruiseam-1171- 4 °lfeell'eY den omination, and of however longstanding, 4411 Y cued hv'this Ceratc. • (Copy of a Letter.) June IA 1804. r„: 4 C;',„,, ~ Birmingham, , . t,;;1, At,' iellleit.--A eery singular and important Cute . .per ,:l.:l,l,trsliair.s Universal Cerate demand! . ptll)lu,its: i,,,, 1 '11a, i C •v-sq. had a man of the name of thi - )1,, working, 1.,, 1„ i '1ii..., 1 'yen atlfieted for fifteen years with a most shoe in, f ;.I,'ti•f,,, '. 4 ld had tpg insomuch as to be almost in a state o i:'sirtA.,;:'); lie had been in thy Loudon Hospitals, to th ' s , v q ' "d und‘T Surgeons of this place. for seven year . 1,:"Oit „ " elgil boxes 'filar t ' of hall's Universal Cerate,llL ji! , l,,- l' loe, completely cured him. I shall think the Pym , 4 41 , ''' Promoting fte cause of humanity, by publishing 1 '4)1 4 . ''''. and every u ) iurtunity- of making it known will be 4V 11 by tf.;e(iient humble servant, E. PEI CT, Bookseller. • reet, irll 141ti.d"1"leale ,s. 1 oaretail by Mrs. 'Mar,hall's A gent, E . I sad 2 s. 9d. ot-Aray, tit: Pard',.; Church -yard, Lou rrthe r Fur bo.x. ottgb' n ' t Zd. Af 14. u di 4. 1 7 t lo e ' 3s` c , 4 1 ° I ^-,-~ 36 ) 17 1 ISJ ("6 ;41 (4 ai 5i S- ,IIsb• .The 4th March, nearly 5,000 Tickets will be drawn. The-4th March, about 40 Capitals will be drawn. The 4th March, First Prize will have 5,000 more. The 4th , MLirch, First BI ink will have Four Pipes of Port. The 4th March, the Teo First Prizes will he ali Capitals. PHE SCHEME coutains ONE HUNDRED CAPITALS, THREE PRIZES of THIRTY THOU SAND POETNDS .1 and the Tickets are now Sr thug at only 191. 10s.—No ..tuck Priies.—No Classes.—Every Ticket will be drawn separately.—Every Prize is'Sterlinr, Money. 3 ....Prizesof ,0.30,000 ..'.. Money ,C. 90,000 3 10 WM . Money 19,000 14 14 - 5,600 13 : 300 .. —Money.. • . 6400 3;590 of L. 200, L.lon, L:5O, Zsce. Money 45 , 000 • - ALL 'STEKLING MONEY. , Exclusive of the above, laud totally independent of the Schema, - " • TWELVE PIPES OF PORT WINE. Each of the Holders of the First -drawn Blank, on the FirSt, 'Second, ana Third Days of Drawing, may immediately select from the Stock of any Tine Merchant they please,-Four Pipes of the very hest old Port Wine, and in proportion for Shares. To : enumerate all- the - Capital Prizes sold by DISH; the Contractor, and by his Agents, within the last few Years, would require several folio volumes. In the last Lottery, of -THREE PRIZES OF L. 30,000, DISH sold them ALL!! ! And in the very Last Lottery, THREE PRIZES of ,c 20,000, arkd various other Capitals, ALL IN SHARES, 'in Thirty different Towns in-the CtinttY% *** Any particular or :- Ilincy Numbers may now be had at the -respective 0 - Mcß,. - or of 'BISH, Contractor, Cornhill, and Charing-cross, -Loudon; and-his Agents in England, Ireland, - and Scotland. - The very great satisfaction the plan adopted in former Lotteries gave to persons residing in the Country, has. induced T. BISH, the Contractor, to repeat it in the present ; and he hopes he has, as in a recent Lottery, selected Some-of the Capi tals amongst those numbers advertised.—The un dermentioned Numbers may be had either in whole Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, -or Sixteenths, at No. 4;Cornbill 12,3'0g 110,212 17,232 6,826 11,486 16,087 13,201) I 13,232 11.456 10,213 16,088 7,412 t 2,280 11,488 3,12! 17,251 1 , 6,057 2,818 11,121 10,185 '8,323f 2,757 15,074 11,122 I 3,110 The following No \vhole Tickets,. Hal Sixteenths, at "No. 9, , mhers'. may be bad either in Ives, Quarters, Eighths, or , Charing Cross : 10,214 13,234 16,W:39 17,204 15,071 12,321 10,215 17,231 16,090 13,235 11,490 4,608113,553 4,511 11,123 1 7,415 3,002 4,571 8,285 10,130 2,822 3,131 11,4591 3,122 2,816 The present Lottery - contains Three Prrie,s of 30,000/ —One Hundred Capitals-al Sterling Money—no Stock Prizesno. Classes—no re drawing. The Drawing commences the 4th of MARCH.• PRESENT' PRICE. Ticket - - .'l9 10 0 Fla - - '9 0 Eighth - X 2 13 6 Q.larter - 5 5 0 ',Sixteenth - 1 7 0 *** Letters (post-paid) cont .ining Bank:Notes, nr Post-Office Orders, duly attended to. The last Lottery that . contained Three Prizes of 30,0001. flawsold them all ! and last Lottery he sold Three . Prizes of 20,0001. all in Shares. ' WET SOULS.—It is proposed by a few persons forming a Club in the City, for the purchase of T'ckets and Sltares in the present Lottery, that should they become entitled to any part of ,the 12 Pipe: of Port IVine, which BISH has snperadded to the Scheme•, that the landlord he required to t:ellar it for c‘eir use ; and that the quantity ob tained shall regulate the allowance to each mem lier nightly, it being understood, that in any case it shall not be less than a pint, nor more than two bottles --An Irish member observed, " that he was sure the blind God d ess would not overlook such. good fellows, but, give them, with their share of the Wine, a share of One Hundred Ca. pitals into the bargain ; iu which case he would not fail to toast the health of Bisn, her Prime Minister." LOTTERIES. Mr. LYTTLETONT gave notice of bis intention to propose certainilesolthions respecting the Lot tery on Thursday the 3d of March next. On the motion of Mr. CALCRAFT, a New Writ was ordered for the Borough of St.Alban's, in lhe room -of Joseph Halsey, Esq. deceased. Mr. H. SUMNER postponed his motion respect 4ig the City Funds to that day se'nnigbt. CLAINIANIN ON THE FRENCH FUNDS. Mr. HAMMERSLEY stated thaTheTieliiirihis hand a Petition from certain Claimants on the French Funds, who in virtue of the ConYention of 1815 had preferred their claims, but who to that hour had not received a 'shilling. The Petitioners were Mr. Daniel Reardon, of COrbet•court, Grace church -street, the represedtattee of Jacob Earn co, and a Mr. Franco, representing- Messrs. On hois, brothers. The property to a large amount was confiscated in the year 1793.—The Pe ition was ordered to lie on the Table, and to be printed. NORTHERN CIRCUIT. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR called the attention of the House, and of his Majesty's Ministers, toa subject, on which there could be but one feeling and one opinion. For no one could maintain . so monstrous a proposition, as that of. excluding from the ordi nary Administration'of the law the four Northern Counties. Gentlemen need not he told that Coin-- missions of General Gaol Delivery and Nisi Prius went twice every year through every part of the • country, to Wales, and "-to Scot land, with the ex ception of the counties of Durham; -Northumber land, the town and county of Newcastle, West moreland, and Cumberland, where they %vent only once. Yet *those counties had a mass of popu lation, trade,- and wealth, far More consider able than most of those which were more favoured. Neither could it be .said that in such a popula tion fewercrimes were likely to-be committed. They could not plead. such a happy exemption. ..fne effect of the present system was to keep indivi-. dnals in confinetnent before trial for ten, and some- times twelve months. Could this be tolerated in civilized country, and under a Constitution like ours > It was true that many questions of nevi.' gation might be changed to London, and thus encumber the Court of King's Bench ; but in lOcal actions the injury was incalculable. If a lan,:lord commenced an act ion'of ejectment against his tenant, he might remain three years before he could obtain possession. It might be said that those counties had not petitioned Parliament, or made • any application to the Executive Govern -men' mi the subject. But from whom was ,the application to come ? Not front the persons con fined in gaol, who, if they applied to the Secre-, tary of State for the Home Department, would be told to wait for the operation of the laws of their country, or if they came to Parliament with their petitions, would have them laid on the table, ami• little else done for them. Besides, had not • many - injurious practices continued to exist for a considerable time, and — to be art knowle`dged injurious, befo r e an y regu l ar ap plication had been mode for their removal ? Had it not been the case with the delays in• ap pealkin the House of Lortla and in the Court of Chancery, which had been long confessed to exist before any and a weak atten - ipt was made to re medy them ? In this age, in which our population was double., and our wealth and commerce four fold, we had only the same twelye Judges to transact the whole legal business of the cotiOtry as in the time of Elizabeth. He would not break this charm of the Twelve Judges, if it were 'not necessary ; but their task had. grown Herculean, and all the Courts wanted relief. The causes of London and Middlesex alone amounted to at lease 500, and yet there. was only one Judge at Nisi Prins, and four Jud 4 cs .did the business of the whole Term. Some relief had last year been af forded, by a Bill brought forward in this House, to the•Court•of Exchequer, bat that of the Old wasoverwhelmrd with linsiness. Formerly its Svssions used to last only from the Wedrieiday afternoon the Saturday evening, but no‘r every one of them lasted nearly a fortnight. The only effectual relief oust proceed from the Legislature. It had been hinted to hini that the evablishinent of another Courtin Westrnioster-hall, wit a cri minal and civil jurisdiction, like that Of the Court of King's Bench, might answer the purpose whic's •he had in view. • lint such an establishinesa would occasion a large expense, and as suitors could not be forced to attend it, one Court might be deserted, and the other not relieved. , His plats was different, and had as yet been 'communicated to no one.' There was ' ran Officer in thee Court of Exchequer who might be rendered etnis nently useful' by being brought forward. He meant the Cursitor Baron. That, office was_ ge nerally given insteiid of a pension to persons who had held legal SitildliOOS abroad; It was now filled by a man of gtericalsilities - bOth in the lace and in science Baron Messers, and t'ully able to jitstform the duties oissriudge. HA - prop os e(Lthme this office, the duties of whiCh were now insigni ficant, should be rendered a firm and efficient of- fice, and-that its possessor shook! be forthcoming logo on the Circuit and in the Old Bailey. Ilia present salary was 1000/. H year, so that, by put s tin t ; hint on the footing of a Judge, it would only occasion an additional expence . of 3000/ per ann. He should also prop ose _ t he creat i on of •asimilar office in the Court of King's Bench, still keeping up the charm of the twelve Judges. This second Cursitor Baron should take upon himself the Whole Bail business during the tem!, and she ol la i d s () b e effective for the Old Bailey and Nisi Ptius. The Honourable Gentleman then repeated sev'eral statements which he had made when the House was less folly attended on a former occasion; to spew the material inconveniericies and injory, which arose to individuals froth the present staie of the Circuit in 'the Ntirthern Counties. He contended that the 'Judges would be so much re lieved by the adoption of his plan, that they would have time to hold the Assizes twice a year in those counties, and concluded by moving, " That an humble Address be presented to his Royal Highs ness the Prince llegeni, praying that he be gra ciously pleased to issue Commissious of Oyer and Terminer and - General Gaol Delieery, for the Counties of Westmoreland, Combed:ilia, Durham, Northumberland, and the Town of New castle and County, twice every year, and also CommissiOns of Assize and Nisi Prius, and that this 'House would make good any expense to meet t be same." The ATTORNEY-GENERAL did not rise to enter into any discussion of the arguments which the Hon. Gentleman had so loosely addressed to the House: He had expected some motion to relieve the Northern Counties from the diffitulties to which they had been described as being subjected, and if that had been done, though he did not say he should have assented to it, he shindd have thought it worth while for the Legiskture to enter, into an inquiry on the subject. He objected to . the present motion; as it would cause too sudden' tan alteration io the establisLed admieistrafion of justice, and no reason had'been given to prove the existence of any emergency which could justify such a change. No doubt it was in' the pricey of the Crow') to issue a Special Commission,, when a ground bad been sbourn for such a proceeding. But that had not been done in the present case, and as the subject had not received the full consi deration which its importance required, he should . move the previous question. Sir C. MoNcxr was astonished at the course adopted by. the Hon. and Learned Gentleman. From the sentiments which he had expressed, the House must have expected that he would come forward with an amendment to the motion, and not proposed the, previous question. The incon veniences and injury described by his Him. Friend really existed in the northern countieS;whilst other counties, like. that of Cornwall, though cqeally distant" from the •capital, had their Assizes twice a year. lie wished his Hon oura bl e F r i en d h a d only proposed to extend the aissial Assize'Coni mission iu the Spring to the northern counties. As to the expense, he trusted the House would not shrink from doing justice to the country for the sake of two or 30001. when a few dayi since it had voted 400,001. to purchase the abolition of the Slave Trade by Spain in two years —a vbte, from which he rejoiced he had dissented. Lord CASTLEREAGH owned that he was not prepared to assent to the motion of the Hon. Member at present. Neither did he think - that ' the House could know sufficiently of the subject, to venture all at once on the addr ess p ropose d .— The Hon. Gentleman had opened the way in , which he thought , the grievances complained of Could be remedied, but he (Lord C.) felt totally incapable to give any Opinion on the-subject now. If he had nthved for inquiry into that branch of the administration or justice, there m4t.itt beets no objection to his motion, but he had rushol at once to what ought to have'been the end, 'and' • not the commencement of his proceedings. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR explained, that he only wished to, know in what shape the !loose would consider it proper to entertain his !notion. Mr. BROqGHANI rejoiced' that all sides of the House were treed At to the necessity of no longer lenyiug justicft*.the four northern counties, and he only difficulty which remained related to the node in which the motion should be brought for- . He urged the propriety of withdrawing e original one, and' of immediately supplying s place by one for a Committee to inquire into le best means of extending 'an , equal portion of re administration'of justice to all parts of the empire. After a few observations from Mr. Win. Snit!►, Mr. Ward, Sir M. W. Ridley, and Mr. Wynne, idfavour of an inquiry, tht,Origimal motion vvi:s withdrawn. 1111 . ..TAyLoR then 510.1 d, that as the sew motion war Ho 156 si oi ° 4 Qs 114 ni 5 75 V.- 91 04 i;C % b° ry, ear ). ie ° ,etftt ea' s . ~'''''. rat so asp